Government Contract Security Regulations Review

Most companies of any size sell products and services to the federal government directly or indirectly through the supply chain. The federal government is increasingly placing cybersecurity compliance and cyber incident notification requirements on these companies. While many companies think they are immune from these existing and forthcoming requirements, the opposite is true: the federal governments position is that they apply broadly.

This program will explore the current cybersecurity requirements and how they apply to various companies depending on what they sell and who they sell it to (products or services/which agency/as a subcontractor or supplier). We will also review forthcoming requirements and how they will change the cybersecurity compliance landscape. We will not just review the regulations, but also provide practical pointers and tips to help companies through common compliance scenarios.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is designed for lawyers, compliance officers, IT personnel, and anyone who works with or plans to work with the federal government and wants to understand their cybersecurity obligations.

Requirements

There are no prerequisites for this course. However, a basic understanding of cybersecurity concepts is beneficial.

What You Will Learn

• Current cybersecurity requirements for government contracts.
• How these requirements apply to different companies.
• Forthcoming requirements in the cybersecurity space.
• Practical tips to help companies comply.
• How to navigate common compliance scenarios.

After Completing This Course You Will Be Able To

• Understand cybersecurity requirements for government contracts.
• Identify your companys cybersecurity obligations.
• Apply best practices for cybersecurity compliance.
• Avoid the risks associated with non-compliance.

Course Costs

The cost of the course is $149.00.

What Is Included?

• Instructional videos.
• Downloadable course materials.
• Certificate of completion.